véleményét

Véleményét is a Hungarian noun phrase meaning “his/her/its opinion” when used as a definite direct object. It is formed from the noun vélemény (opinion) with two suffixes: the possessive suffix -e, indicating ownership, and the definite direct object suffix -t. The resulting form marks that the opinion belongs to a specific subject and is the definite object of the verb.

In use, véleményét appears with verbs that take a definite object and after definite nouns or pronouns. Examples include: Megkérdeztem a véleményét. Elmondta véleményét. A politikus a véleményét részletesen kifejtette. These constructions show how the word functions within a sentence to specify whose opinion is being referred to and that it is an identifiable object of the action.

Other related forms include véleményem (my opinion), véleményed (your opinion), and véleménye (his/her/its opinion). The form véleményét specifically conveys the third-person possessive and definite object combination, whereas the other forms serve different possessive pronouns and contexts.

Etymology: vélemény is a native Hungarian noun meaning opinion. The word véleményét is built by attaching the possessive suffix and the definite direct object suffix, a common pattern for possessive noun phrases used as objects in Hungarian grammar. The construction highlights how Hungarian marks ownership and definiteness directly on the noun.